Irish Sporting Sketches

Sports & Outdoors

Craigie, Eric

Hunting & Fishing

The Lilliput Press

fine copy only very minimal sunning to cover,

The Battle of the Books: Two Decades of Irish Cultural Debate

Literature & Fiction

McCormack, W.J.

British & Irish

Escape from the Anthill

Butler, Hubert

Craig, Maurice

Remembering How We Stood: Bohemian Dublin at the Mid-century

RYAN, JOHN

J.P.Donleavy

The children of Drancy

Reference

Essays by the Irish poet deal with his career, approach to writing, and assessment of fellow writers, including Joyce, Beckett, Lowell, Bellow, and Berryman

The Figure in the Cave: And Other Essays

MONTAGUE, John.

Quinn, Antoinette

Essays & Correspondence

The story of the arrival and spread of the Order of Friars Minor in Ireland from 1226 to the present day. It encompasses the work of foreign missions, other Orders within the Franciscan family, and the rich legacy of Franciscan art and architecture inscribed in sculptures and buildings across the countryside.

Franciscan Ireland

History

Conlan, Patrick

Europe

Life of the eccentric landlord who founded the movement for the protection of animals

Humanity Dick Martin: "King of Connemara", 1754-1834

Biographies & Memoirs

Lynam, Shevawn

Historical

In south Kilkenny, where Duiske stream joins the river Barrow at Graiguenamanagh, lies one of Ireland's many Norman-Cistercian abbeys. Song of Duiske is a novella set amongst this monastic community in the year 1304, a century after the abbey's foundation. It evokes the textures and rhythms of a medieval religious settlement, its peaceful routines as well as occasional trials, and celebrates with quiet lyricism the seasons and their solaces, 'the open sky, the fields and the woods'.

Song Of Duiske

Ryan, John A.

Religion & Spirituality

Bewley, Charles. Memoirs of a Wild Goose. Edited and with an afterword by W. J. McCormack. Dublin, Lilliput Press, 1989. Octavo. 296 pages. Original Hardcover with original dustjacket. Excellent condition with only minor signs of external wear. Charles Henry Bewley (12 July 1888 – 1969) was an Irish diplomat. Raised in a famous Dublin Quaker business family, he embraced Irish Republicanism and Roman Catholicism. He was the Irish envoy to Berlin who reportedly thwarted efforts to obtain visas for Jews wanting to leave Nazi Germany in the 1930s and to move to the safety of the Irish Free State. (Wikipedia)

Memoirs of a wild goose

Bewley, Charles

Community & Culture

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